Sorry, I only just found the original post. Seeing as we're in the
domain of hacks anyway (and I believe somebody said they'd far rather
hack for IE as opposed to hacking for everything else)...
I'm keen to re-iterate my IE# comma hack:
selector,{rules}
Everything apart from IE looks for another selector after the comma and
when that fails, drops the rule. IE isn't troubled though.
This is great because you can use nothing but CSS to cater for IE7, IE<7
and the civilised world separately.
Regards,
Barney
Chris Ovenden wrote:
> I just discovered a pure CSS way of separating the IEs (7 included) from FF
> and Opera (not sure about Safari). You can read about it here:
>
> http://frontend.blogsome.com/2007/01/23/the-flispide-of-star-html/
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